Mimir, Keeper of the Well of Wisdom
THE HACKERS LEGACY
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-hackers-legacy/
Year : 2026
Language : English
Level : All Levels
Category : IT & Software
Subcategory : Network & Security
Duration : 18h 9m
Lectures : 166
Rating : 0.0/5 (0 reviews)
Students : 11
INSTRUCTOR(S)
HEADLINE
Master ethical hacking from basics to advanced real-world
attacks with hands-on practical labs and tools.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
* Understand the mindset of ethical hackers and how
cybersecurity threats are approached from an attacker?s
perspective.
* Master the fundamentals of networking, operating systems
(especially Linux/Kali), and terminal commands essential for
hacking.
* Perform reconnaissance, scanning, and enumeration techniques
used in real-world penetration testing.
* Identify vulnerabilities and exploit them using ethical
tools
and frameworks including Metasploit, Nmap, Burp Suite, and
more.
* Conduct web application attacks, including SQL injection,
XSS,
CSRF, and understand how to patch and secure them.
* Gain practical experience with hacking labs and simulations
that mirror real-world scenarios, helping students build
confidence.
* Develop a strong foundation to pursue careers in
cybersecurity, red teaming, bug bounty hunting, or digital
forensics.
REQUIREMENTS
* No prior hacking or cybersecurity experience required ? this
course is designed for absolute beginners to intermediates.
Basic computer and internet skills (such as installing
software, using a browser, or navigating folders). A laptop
or desktop computer (Windows, Linux, or macOS) with at least
4GB RAM and stable internet connection. Virtualization
software like VirtualBox or VMware (free tools; setup is
explained in the course). A willingness to learn, explore,
and think like a hacker ? curiosity and persistence are your
best tools. Optional but helpful: Headphones and notebook
for
focus and taking notes during practical labs.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR
* Aspiring Ethical Hackers & Cybersecurity Enthusiasts who
want
to start from scratch and gain real-world skills.
* College & Polytechnic Students looking to build a strong
foundation in ethical hacking, Security+, and Red Team
basics.
* IT Professionals who want to understand how hackers think,
identify vulnerabilities, and secure systems proactively.
* Developers & Web Designers aiming to learn how to secure
their
applications and avoid common exploits.
* Curious Learners & Tech Lovers with zero experience but a
passion for cybersecurity, digital defense, and ethical
hacking.
* Educators or Trainers who want to explore hands-on labs and
tools to better guide students in cybersecurity topics.
DESCRIPTION
Step into the world of ethical hacking with ?The Black
Terminal??a powerful course designed to take you from complete
beginner to confident practitioner. Whether you're starting
from
scratch or looking to deepen your knowledge, this course
offers
an in-depth journey through the core concepts of ethical
hacking, cybersecurity, and real-world penetration testing. We
cover the full spectrum?from fundamentals to Security+
concepts, ensuring that you're not just learning theory but
also
gaining hands-on experience through practical labs,
simulations,
and attack-defense environments. You?ll explore real-world
scenarios, hacker mindsets, and tools used by professionals in
the field. What you will learn: Understand the hacker
lifecycle,
threat actors, and attack vectors Master ethical hacking
methodologies and planning strategies Dive into wireless, web,
and network hacking techniques Perform reconnaissance,
scanning,
exploitation, and post-exploitation Learn firewall evasion,
malware analysis, and social engineering Explore vulnerability
assessment, risk management, and mitigation strategies Get
introduced to tools like Wireshark, Metasploit, Nmap, Burp
Suite, Aircrack-ng, and more Prepare for Security+, and other
global certifications Why this course stands out: Fully hands-
on
and lab-focused: 70% of the course is real-time practicals
Covers realistic attack simulations and hacking tools in
virtual
labs Ideal for aspiring ethical hackers, cybersecurity
students,
IT professionals, and red teamers Learn to think like a hacker
to defend against real cyber threats Unlock the world of
Ethical
Hacking and Cybersecurity with this hands-on, practical course
designed for beginners and professionals alike. Learn
penetration testing, bug bounty hunting, network security, web
application security, and information security through real-
world examples and labs. This course covers industry
certifications like CompTIA Security+, OSCP, and CISSP,
making
it perfect for students preparing for a cybersecurity career.
Dive into advanced concepts such as Red Teaming, Blue Teaming,
incident response, threat hunting, digital forensics, malware
analysis, and MITRE ATT&CK framework. Explore critical skills
like phishing simulation, social engineering, OSINT, reverse
engineering, firewall bypassing, and privilege escalation.
You'll also master top cybersecurity tools such as Kali Linux,
Metasploit, Wireshark, Burp Suite, Nmap, Hydra, John the
Ripper,
Nikto, and Sqlmap. Whether you're tackling WiFi hacking,
password cracking, or real-world CTF challenges, this course
delivers practical knowledge and skill-based learning. You'll
learn to secure web applications, simulate zero-day attacks,
conduct web hacking, and automate ethical hacking tasks using
Python, Bash, and PowerShell. This course even covers emerging
topics like AI in cybersecurity, ChatGPT for hackers,
cybersecurity automation, cloud security (AWS, Azure), and
SIEM
tools like Splunk and ELK Stack. Designed to make you job-
ready,
the course provides a full cybersecurity career roadmap,
guides
on becoming a freelance bug bounty hunter, and builds the
foundation for roles like SOC analyst, security engineer, and
cyber threat analyst. Gain access to real-world labs, live
hacking demos, certificates of completion, and a wealth of
free
tools. No prior experience required ? just your passion to
learn
and secure the digital world. Start your journey now and
become
a certified ethical hacker with skills that matter in today?s
cyber-threat landscape. Ethical Hacking Cybersecurity
Fundamentals Red Teaming & Blue Teaming Network Penetration
Testing Web Application Security Cyber Threat Intelligence Bug
Bounty Hunting OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) SOC Analyst
Training Malware Analysis CompTIA Security+ Cyber Forensics
Real-World Hacking Labs Ethical Hacking for Beginners Kali
Linux
Tools ChatGPT for Hackers AI-Powered Cyber Attacks & Defense
Capture The Flag (CTF) Challenges WiFi Hacking
(WPA/WPA2/Deauthentication) Metasploit Framework Burp Suite
for
Web Testing Social Engineering Attacks Zero-Day Exploit
Simulation Phishing Simulation & Detection Cloud Security
(AWS,
Azure, GCP) Endpoint Security & EDR Tools SIEM Tools (Splunk,
ELK Stack) Reverse Engineering with Ghidra Cyber Kill Chain
Model ?Learn hacking from scratch? ?Real-world cyber attacks &
defenses? ?Hands-on penetration testing labs? ?Cybersecurity
certification preparation? ?Red Team vs Blue Team operations?
?How to find and report vulnerabilities? ?Use AI like ChatGPT
for ethical hacking? ?Master ethical hacking tools step-by-
step?
?Complete cybersecurity career roadmap? ?Become a freelance
bug
bounty hunter? Unlock the Secrets of Hackers From Zero to
Cyber
Hero Real-World Hacking Scenarios Included No Prior Experience
Required! Certificate of Completion + Career Support Secure
Your
Career in Tech Now Limited-Time Offer: Enroll Today!
COURSE CONTENT
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Hacker?s World
1. What is Cybersecurity?
2. Importance of Cybersecurity in Modern World
3. Roles and Career Paths (SOC Analyst, Pentester, etc.)
4. CIA Triad ? Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability
5. Security Control Types: Administrative, Technical, and
Physical
6. Threat Actors and Attacks
7. Hacker Types: White, Black, Grey Hat
8. Who is a Hacker? Types and Ethics
9. Understanding OSSTMM and Security Thinking
10. The Hacker Code: Curiosity, Not Crime
11. Cracking the Hacker Mindset
12. Developing Your Ethical Hacking Plan
13. Ethical Hacking Phases
14. The Terminal: Power at Your Fingertips
15. Essential Windows & Linux Commands
16. Linux Terminal Configuration
Chapter 2: How the Internet Works (The Real View) & Network
Hacking
17. What Makes the Internet Work?
18. Ports, Protocols, and Packets Explained
19. Security Zones: DMZ, Intranet, Extranet
20. Defending Network Devices
21. Common Network Attacks: MITM, ARP Poisoning, DNS
Spoofing
22. Introduction to Recon ? Passive & Active
23. OS & Service Fingerprinting Techniques
24. Footprinting Overview
25. Footprinting Tools: Maltego, Recon-ng
26. Scanning Tools: Nmap, Nessus
27. Common Vulnerability Scanners (OpenVAS, Nessus)
28. Footprinting a target network using nslookup
29. Footprinting a target using ping
30. Information gathering - theharvester tool in kali linux
31. People search using online tool
32. People search using the online tool - part 2
33. Vulnerability Scanning Process
34. Network route tracing
35. Collect information of target website
36. Network Scanning Using HPING3
37. Mirroring websites
38. Using Nmap and Netstat for System Discovery
39. Nmap - King Of Scanner
40. what is tor
41. Installing TOR in kali
42. what is tor and darknet
43. How to install tor in windows OS
44. Proxychains Part 1
45. Proxychains Part 2
Chapter 3: Ports, Protocols, and Packets
46. Network Fundamentals: IP, MAC, TCP/UDP
47. OSI & TCP/IP Model
48. Protocols: DNS, DHCP, ARP, HTTP/S
49. Firewalls, IDS, IPS
50. VPNs and Tunneling Protocols
51. Port Scanning Basics (Nmap)
52. Analyzing domain and ip address by using smartwhois and
online tool
53. TCP Scan-UDP Scan-OS Detection
54. TCP/IP Stack and Communication
55. SYN Scan
56. How Devices Talk ? IPs, DNS, DHCP
57. Common Services: HTTP, FTP, SSH, SMTP
58. Scanning and Interacting with Services
59. Patch Management & Change Control
Chapter 4: Devices, MAC Addresses & Network Topology
60. Macchanger Part 1
61. Macchanger Part 2
62. Introduction to Wireless Hacking
63. The Wireless Hacking Process
64. Tools: Burp Suite, SQLmap, Aircrack-ng, Kismet
65. Risk Assessment Basics
66. Evil twin method! Clone wireless access points to steal
data
67. Wireless Attacks: Evil Twin, Deauth, WEP/WPA Cracking
68. Intro to wifi hacker cracking WPA8260WPA2
69. Intro to wifi hacker cracking WPA8260WPA2 part 2
70. How Wifite tool used to Crack Wi-Fi Password
71. How crack wifi Password by Fern WIFI cracker Tool
72. Crack WPA2 PSK Passwords Using Aircrack-Ng Tool
Chapter 5: Identity, Access, MFA, Biometrics & Secure Logins
73. Password Cracking: How Easy Is It?
74. Creating Unbreakable Passwords
75. MFA, Biometrics, and Secure Logins
76. Authentication vs Authorization
77. IAM Concepts: MFA, SSO, LDAP, Kerberos
78. AAA: Authentication, Authorization, Accounting
79. Privilege Escalation Attacks (CEH tie-in)
80. Secure Access Controls and Directory Services
81. Account Lifecycle & Least Privilege Principle
82. Identity Federation & Cloud IAM
83. Spam and Spyware: The Rampant Menace
Chapter 6: Cyber Laws Every Teen Should Know
84. Cyber Laws Every Teen Should Know
85. Hacking: Legal vs. Illegal
86. Legal and Ethical Considerations
87. Compliance: GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS
88. CVE, CVSS, and NVD
Chapter 7: Malware & Attack Vectors
89. Types of Malware: Viruses to Ransomware
90. Types of Threats: Social Engineering, Insider, Nation
State
91. Vulnerability vs Exploit vs Threat
92. Threat Intelligence and Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)
93. Performing Malware Analysis Basics
94. MITRE ATT&CK Framework Introduction
95. How Malware Spreads and Behaves
96. Protecting Yourself from Malware
97. Web Shells & Remote Code Execution
98. Injection Attacks (SQL, XSS, Command)
99. OWASP Top 10
100. Android Hacking Part 1
101. Android Hacking Part 2
102. Session Hijacking & Cookie Poisoning
103. CEH Tools: Wireshark, Sysinternals Suite
104. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 1
105. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 2
106. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 3
107. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 4
108. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 5
109. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 6
110. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 7
111. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 8
112. Man in the Middle Attacks Part 9
113. MITRE Framework in Response
114. Exploitation Tools: Metasploit, ExploitDB
115. Metasploit Part 1
116. Metasploit Part 2
117. Metasploit Part 3
118. Metasploit Part 4
119. Metasploit Part 5
120. Metasploit Part 6
121. Metasploit Part 7
122. Metasploit Part 8
123. Metasploit Part 9
124. Metasploit Part 10
125. Metasploit Part 12
126. Metasploit Part 13
127. Metasploit Part 14
128. Metasploit Part 15
129. Introduction to Scripting & Automation
130. Common Attack Vectors (Phishing, DDoS, Exploits)
131. DOS Attack 1
132. DOS Attack 2
133. Phishing, Spoofing, and Spam
134. Phishing Practicle 1
135. Phishing Practicle 2
136. Real-World Attack Scenarios and Analysis
137. Enumeration Part 1
138. Enumeration Part 2
139. Threats on the Web: XSS, SQLi, Session Hijacking
140. Cookies, Tracking & Fingerprinting
141. Safe Browsing Habits & Privacy Tools
Chapter 8: Tools of the Trade (Awareness Only)
142. Intro to Forensics: Tracing the Digital Footprint
143. Digital Forensics Basics
144. Digital Forensics with DumpIt
145. Digital Forensics with BulkExtractor
146. Digital Forensics with Foremost Tool
147. Securing Your Email: Encryption & Headers
148. Safe Messaging and Secure Communication Tips
149. Mitigation Techniques and Security Baselines
Chapter 9: Hacker Mindset & Red Team Basics
150. Red Team vs Blue Team Concepts
151. Security Architecture Principles
152. Secure System & Software Design
153. Virtualization & Containers (Docker security)
154. Cloud Models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
155. Cloud Security Tools & Configs
156. CEH: Cloud Pentesting Basics
157. SOC Roles and Playbooks
158. Incident Response Phases: Preparation to Lessons
Learned
159. CEH Perspective: Real-Time Attack Handling
160. SIEM Overview (Splunk, ELK)
161. Anatomy of an Attack: Stages & Tactics
162. Collecting Evidence and Chain of Custody
163. Mini Case Study: Who Hacked the School?
164. CEH Labs: Scanning, Exploiting, Post-Exploitation
165. Security+ Labs: IAM Config, Policy Enforcement
Chapter 10: Career Paths in Cybersecurity
166. Careers in Cybersecurity & Final Challenge
DATES
Published : 2026-08-19
Last Updated : 2026-08-18
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